Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12
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Sweet Girl Graduates of Next ~July-Chat-
ter About the Day of the Sacrifice and
Their requirements.
Id7jp H. n,hh ia Puck.
During the 20 minutes noun intermis.
sion, the young ladies of Nine. Finisher's
bOarding-SchOOl discuss educational mat
tiers, and Il luncheon of buns, cellars, etc,
sent in by Il fashionable baker,
Edith ,%munching Il cream pun oh,
what a lovely spread! Nell, you're the boss
trcaterl
Nell-lIear, hear! A graduate, and she
says boss
Edith-Oh. fudge; madame isn't around!
Nell-lt's good thing she isn't, with
these meringucs in view.
Edith-rhat baker is a darling.
Clara-llOw does he get them in, any
way?
Nell-Why, he has an extra tray quite
ut the bottom of his basket that no one
suspects.
Edith-Ees; isn't it Jolly? | wouldn''
care Il sou for the m%cringucs if We were -
lowed to buy them.
Ncll-Edith, you are really dcpravcd.
Edith oh, | lust love 10 he fast.
Clara and Nell-Oh, how perfectly
dreadful
CIara-Oh, girls; mamma bought my
graduating dress yesterday
Ncll-Oh, what is il?
Clara-Indian muslin and valcnciennes;
Just too lovely for any Use
Edith got mine last meek. I've a
white silk slip, and an Irish point skirt
over it.
Clara-Well, Connery told mamma
Indian muslin was quite CONNIE |, FAINT for
graduation.
Edith-COmmc il Iault nothing. 1t may
Ito well enough for your blonde ini@ntile
beauty, hut | need something more sub.
S%tantial.
Nell Madame wants us TO dress simply.
Edith-A fig for madame. I'll wear
what | like.
Clara-My dress is to have 10 narrow
ilounccS, edged with valemciennes-rcal
lace, too; and the bodice is all lace insert
ing sewed together.
Edith-,Iust listen; and she calls that
simple,
Nell-Th, front of mine is all lace. too;
and the back just quantities of soft, lluily
drapcry.
Edith-Shall you wear sashes?
Clara-Oh, yes; mine is surah, five
yards.
NcIl-Minc is awfully wide satin RIB
bon.
Edith think I'll have MORE.
Ncll-Areu't you crazy for the evening
to come
Edith-Oh perfectly wild!
Clara-l'm to have quantities of flowers.
Edith-Madame wants us 10 have 4
']'prolusion.'
Nell-My brothers, and papa and mani
ma each send me Il boquet, and sister
Mays liance says nothing short OF i basket
will satisfy him.
Clara-Elch one of my cousins will
send lac a boquct; and, of course, papa
aud mamma
Edith-Well, | am going straight to
Klunder's and order as many as ] want.
Clara-Oh, | wouldn't do that for any
thing!
Edith-Whyn not? It's no wogsc than
boning everyone you know for them.
Clara haUghtilyl- never bone
Ncll-Edith, you do have such Il harsh
way OF putting things.
Edith don't care-it's the way they
are.
Clara-I'm worried to death over my
essay.
Edith-Oh, the essay IL all right. Miss
Barton took mine yesterday, and is going
to look it over and touch it up.
Nell-What is the subject?
Edith-'Is Civilization n Failure
Ncll-Goodncss-what could you lind to
say about that?
Edith-Oh, I treat it humorously, you
know!
Clara-Minc is Watching and Wait
ing
Edith-A lovely sentimental thing, |
suppose.
Ciara-Jwith dignity Madame says it
has many beautiful thoughts.
Eiith-Oh, madame has got 1t.
Clara-Yes; she wants to revise it Il lit
tie.
Ncn-Mine is the French essay, you
know, ''Mam'selle" is helping me on it.
Edith-Ncll, then, girls, we'rc safe any
way. don't care n rap for the eXamina-
tionS.
Nell-WhyH
Edith-uh, they're to he private, you
know; and wen be coached through all
right.
Nell hope 50.
Ciara-Oh, yes; madame says she will
not he very severe, H. she consider, we have
reviewed so often.
Nell have TO sing, you know.
Edith-DOn't you dread it,.
Ncll-Not a bit. Why, have prac-
ticcd all winter on my piece, and Pro-
ieSs0r StaccatO says I've got every little
shade now.
Clara-My drawing, The AngeIuS, Is
to be exhibited, you know. Mr.. Crayon
took it home last night.
Edith-What for?
Clara-Oh, he thought the figures
slanted a little, and the perspective WASH
quite true. and the sky needed different
sh..dings otherwise it was lovely.
Edith shan't show my watcr-coIor'
Nell Why not?
Edith-Oh, there's 4 castle in 1t, and 1t
tips %trighttully.
Clara-Couldu.t you call it the Lean
my Tower of PiSos'
Edith might do that, only it's win
ter scene.
Nell don't believe any one would no.
tiCe.
Clara-No; put it in a lovely frame and
it'll he all right.
Nell-What are you going 10 have for a
graduation present?
Clara sapphire bracelet. I've been
Just sick for one.
Edith-l'm going to have a diamond
ring.
Ncll-And IA saddle-horse.
Edith-Isn't it Just lovely % unish, any